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Whole Foods Market Inc. on Wednesday reported a 29 percent drop in fiscal first-quarter profit, mainly due to legal costs, but the results beat Wall Street expectations and the organic grocer’s revised outlook also topped projections.
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At the Seventh Annual Waikiki SPAM JAM(R) Festival, SPAM(TM) fans enjoy a variety of SPAM(R) dishes prepared by local restaurants, Waikiki Beach, Honolulu, Hawaii, Saturday, April 25, 2009. Photo courtesy Hormel Foods/PR Newswire, Lucy Pemoni. ...
